How Neuropsychology Approaches Resilience When people experience a neurological illness or injury, the questions that surface aren’t theoretical. People want to know whether they can still live a life with recognizable contours. Neuropsychology helps translate that uncertainty into something […]
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In twenty years, psychologists in countries outside of the United States will have the authority to prescribe psychotropic medications for psychological dysfunction. More and more people will then have better access to a comprehensive, integrated mental health care. That is
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